Re: Adventures in Babysitting: The Catch-All Anti-SJW Thread
Posted: Sat October 23, 2021 6:38 pm
Very strange to see Vaush posted on N&D
Epic victim blaming manB wrote:I know Chappelle had a trans friend who killed herself after he put her in a position to argue against the rest of the trans community, but 30% of trans women have attempted suicide and I'm guessing at least of few of those attempts weren't because they were Dave Chappelle fans.
I thought a bit on how to respond to this, but I don’t think I can. If I respond “you’re wrong” then I am asserting there is some acceptable level of suicide inducing harm against this community and I am thus complicit in violence against them. I would assume the role of oppressor and would be punching down. If I respond “you’re right” then I have agreed that censoresque intervention is required for speech. I surrender agency and acknowledge others must as well. This is the trap, right?B wrote: When they consider suicide, at least some trans women must think something very similar to Chappelle's routine in their head. That they'll never pass as a women. Women will always hate them. Men will be disgusted by them. He takes all the nightmares of trans women and leads an auditorium full of people in laughing at it. It pained me to watch it, and it must devastate a trans person or even a questioning person. How alone they must feel.
Preston was the activist leading the rally. She was the public face, their champion, the real Social Justice Warrior. Despite that this turned out just like that “justice for Jan 6th” rally, a media fueled nonevent where the press outnumbered the protesters 5:1, there were many celebrity endorsers of this protest… and most were tweets quoting Preston. You tell a lot about a group by who they choose as their leadersB wrote: I'm not sure the harm of that is balanced out by the good Chappelle does by pointing out that trans women were, in fact, born biologically male. Nor is it justified by pointing out that non-Netflix-employee, Ashlee Preston, is probably a shitty person too.
The land acknowledgements make no sense to me. It almost makes it worse. "Yeah, we know this is your land but we're never giving it back, instead we will tell people it's your land and that we're never giving it back. I hope that makes you feel better and empowered."BurtReynolds wrote:Stunning. Simply stunning.
No, see, this is good and inclusive for the visually impaired. Thats totally the motivating factor here.BurtReynolds wrote:I am in awe that they managed to find enough idiots in the world to make that presentation possible. They must be getting paid soooooo much money to debase themselves like that. Utterly phenomenal.
Why leave us hanging like that?spike wrote:Oh no!
Corporate America is cringe?
Who knew?
spike wrote: is cringe?
